24 Oct 1984
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1984
Page
1
The notice directs readers to pages 4A and 7A for ongoing results and coverage of House seats 39 82 83 and 86. It highlights state races and key outcomes, guiding voters to detailed reports and candidate information.
Former governor James Edwards is to address a pro Savannah River Plant rally this afternoon at the H O Weeks Center in Whiskey Road Weeks Center Park. The event runs 2 to 7 pm organized by Ben Christensen to show support for the plant and its 12 000 jobs with entertainment by Theda Rae the Rodeo Bank cloggers bands and square dancers.
A public forum will question school board candidates tomorrow at 7 30 pm in Midland Valley High School. Candidates include Verenes Seat 1 Moore Williamson Seat 4 Beard Boyajian Jim Moore Richardson Seat 7 Clary Seat 9. The event is sponsored by the Aiken County Education Association.
Nine of the last eleven days set daily warmth records and more warm air is forecast. Tomorrow should be mostly sunny with highs in the upper eighties and a low tonight in the upper fifties with fair skies.
Tyrone Watson captured a wild turkey weighing at least 10 pounds running along Che rokee Street inside city limits. He plans to cook the bird as a surprise for his brother returning home from Korea.
Viewpoints argue about carrying the same presidential debates or space launch on all networks. Some favor fewer channels for choice, while others prefer broad access during nationwide events. For major events, most feel alternatives are unnecessary.
The council approved a first reading to dissolve the current PSA board and form a new one with greater county and major user control. The measure passed 5 to 3, with Hatcher McElhaney Smith Toole and Medwell Hill for and Cullinan Woodring and Clyburn against. The ordinance requires two more readings and a public hearing before adoption.
North Augusta residents packed a board meeting to discuss a proposed high school wing and new classrooms at Byrd Elementary. The board tabled the wing pending bids for three new elementaries and named Redcliffe Elementary and North Augusta Elementary from consolidations.
The Labor Department reports consumer prices up 0.4 percent in September led by gas prices climbing at a 16 month high while food costs dip. Inflation in the past year stands at 4.2 percent, affecting Social Security checks and tax brackets in January.
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